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Rumeur 2 Rose Limited Edition
The quiet grace of an afternoon tea in a Parisian salon, where delicate rose petals and white florals mingle with subtle musk and powdery notes.
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Rumeur 2 Rose Limited EditionMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2008 by Lanvin, Rumeur 2 Rose Limited Edition is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance that captures the essence of French elegance. The composition opens with bright citrus notes before transitioning into a heart of rose and white florals, creating an atmosphere that feels both fresh and refined. The base layers of musk and powdery accords add warmth and depth, grounding the scent in a lasting quality that is distinctly Lanvin.
Apply this fragrance lightly to your pulse points. The bright citrus top notes dissipate quickly, so the heart and base notes become more prominent after about an hour. This scent reads best close to skin rather than from a distance.
Fig. 01 — Rumeur 2 Rose Limited Edition, Lanvin
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